Sentence examples for an aspect of evolution from inspiring English sources
Coupled with the fact that "history of life on earth" is one of the least commonly taught topics, it is easy to imagine that instructors who know and accept evolutionary theory would have no problem extending that acceptance to an aspect of evolution with which they are not familiar.
Others take additional factors into consideration (e.g., character of the surface rocks and climatic variations) and include the developmental stage of landforms as an aspect of their evolution over geologic time.
The concept of periodic random dominance as an aspect of landform evolution carries with it the implication of polygenetic landforms and landscapes where geomorphic system dominance fails to develop.
COMFORT'S recent article1 prompts us to comment on an aspect of the evolution of senescence: particularly on the question why, given equally good environments, organisms differ very greatly in longevity.
"It documents an aspect of primate evolution that we didn't have much documentation for".
And, as anticipated by Darwin even before the emergence of knowledge about genetics, inheritance explains an aspect of Darwinian evolution that seems paradoxical.
Homoplasy is a major problem for phylogenetic methods but it is also an aspect of sequence evolution that deserves analysis in its own right.
Although the conservation of protein-coding genes is an important aspect of evolution, there are many other ways in which a genome can diverge from its ancestral state.
Restructuring of both nuclear and organelle genomes is an important aspect of evolution.
Although this model is the most complicated and arguably most realistic of the three models with selection, it is still oversimplified (even apart from the general SGT assumptions) because it ignores intergenic epistasis, undoubtedly an important aspect of evolution (Phillips 2008).
PBS, Sept. 23 at 9. "EVOLUTION" A four-night, eight-hour documentary series that intends nothing less than an examination of all aspects of evolution.
